David and Goliath Sculpture (Cold Cast Bronze/Pewter)

This is a tabletop sculpture depicting the biblical scene of David and Goliath. The sculpture is rendered in a dark, metallic-looking material, strongly suggesting cold-cast bronze or pewter, characterized by its muted, grayish-silver tone and somewhat granular, textured surface. The piece portrays two figures: one triumphant, standing figure identified as David, and a fallen, seemingly defeated figure identified as Goliath, lying on the ground. David is depicted in a dynamic pose, holding what appears to be a sling or rock in his hands, raised over his head, signifying the moment just before or after his victory. His musculature is visible, suggesting youthful strength and agility. Goliath is shown prone, with one arm outstretched, indicating his fall. The figures are placed on a rocky, uneven base that simulates natural terrain, integral to the narrative. The overall construction appears solid and sturdy, with the figures well-integrated into the base. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant damage from the provided images, suggesting good overall condition. A slight patina, consistent with aged metallic finishes, is present, adding to its antique aesthetic. The rough texture of the base contrasts with the slightly smoother, yet still defined, forms of the figures. Without a visible maker's mark or signature, the precise manufacturer and artist are unknown. However, the style suggests a late 20th or early 21st-century production, frequently seen in decorative art inspired by classical and religious themes, often mass-produced or limited-run sculptures designed for display. The craftsmanship is decent, with observable detail in the figures' anatomies and expressions, conveying the dramatic tension of the scene. The detailing on the 'rocky' base is also well-executed, providing a plausible setting for the narrative.